The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-06-28

! Crown Prince. Dr. Mackenzie is now on
| his way to London. The Crown Prince
/ starts for London on Monday and during
| his stay will reside near the Crystal Pal
! ace. Dr. Mackenzie visits him regularly.
| BOMBAY, June 10th.-It is reported that
several regiments of Afghan troops, in
| Guiding two from Herat, together with
their officers, have deserted in response to
! the proclamation of the Amer of Bokhara
| inviting enlistment of Afghans under Al
! CHAN commanders. Fresh troops have
! been ordered from Cabul to replace the
| Herat garrison, which is suspected of be-
| ing in sympathy with the Governor of
! Pendjeh. The Russians have advanced
| 10000 troops to within six Bokharan first
angs of Herat and occupied Karak, which
is four firstangs distant from Herat.
VIENNA, June 1Oth.-Mako and Vasar-
helv are in imminent danger from inunda-
ton, the bikes being on the point of giving
way. Several persons have committed
suicide Many women have become in
sane through terror and hunger. Four
hundred peasants at Mako repairing the
dikes demanded higher wages and are dis
posed to riot. A hurricane and rain shower
occurred to-day near Mako and several
workmen were washed away. The dikes
still withstand the pressure of the flood.
The Szgedien dikes have been repaired and
are now out of danger. Mako, however, is
still threatened.
ROME. June 1Oth.-The POpe's gift to
Queen Victoria on the occasion of her jubi-
lee consists of a mosaic reproduction of
RaphaeIs fresco, representing the allegO-
rical figure of Poetry" The work was
executed in the Vatican. Monsignor
Scilla will convey the gift to England and
he will be accompanied by Fathers Zaloska
and Levi, two young priests of the Eccle-
sastical Academy, whom the Pope will, in
honor of the occasion, create bishops
DUBLIN, June 1Oth.-The evictiOns at Bo-
dyke were resumed to-day, and there was
a repetition of the excitement and the
scenes which have attended the numerous
attempts to evict tenants. The Sheriff and
his bodyguard were stubbornly resisted at
the house of a tenant named O'HaIlOran.
The hillside near the house was covered
with an excited mob, who cheered the de-
tenders of the premises and urged them to
hold OFT. O'Halloran and his party had
dug a trench around the house and barri-
caded the lower rooms, while the upper
portion of the house was occupied by ten
men, including two who had returned from |
America, and some women The bailiffs |
made an attack on the walls of the house |
with crowbars, but were received with |
scalding water and fed. The Inspector of |
Police, with a drawn sword then mounted |
the ladder placed against the side of the !
house, but was beaten down. The consta- /
bic, with a rife and fixed bayonet, next
the ladder, but his head was bat
tered by the defenders Several gashes
were inflicted upon him, and he retired
Another constable also attempted to climb
the ladder, but failed. A second ladder
was then procured and several constables
it, but were beaten down. Cox
essayed to climb up the ladder to speak to
the inmates of the house, but the police
him from doing so. Finally
entered with rife and fixed
Dayonet, but the rife was wrested from
him and his safety was imperiled, when
Father Harmon entered and commanded a
cessation of hostil1ties. The inmates were
hen arrested and the work of eviction was
carried out
LONDON, June 10th.-In the Lords to-day
he Marquis of Salisbury presented the
Egyptian Convention. England is to
Egypt in three years; the right
o appoint English officers to command of
he native army ceases at the end of five
ears England retains the right to send
roops to Egypt in the event of external or
Il IN
lot be valid unless ratified by the Powers.
he May report of the Alexandria Cotton
association states the condition of the !,
Egyptian crop is favorable. The plants
re strong and the area under cultivation
he same as in 1886.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 10th.-The Sultan +
emands a further modification of the /
egyptian Convention before it is ratified U
ir Henry Drummond Wolff refused to +
ccede to the Sultan's demand, and has .
eferred the matter to the Home Govern f
lent. -
ALBANY, June 10th.-Presldent Cleveland f
nd party reached here this morning, drove |,
, the new Executive Mansion and break
sted with Governor Hill. After spending
few hours at the Executive Mansion the \
resident and party except Mrs. Cleveland, +
# by special train A crowd of about 100 o.
ersons were assembled to see him off. q
PARIS, June 1Oth.-Gaveyer Levy, the r,
eat bill discounter, is a bankrupt His ei
N and head clerk have been arrested. IL
evy was permitted to give bail. Great k
terest is shown in the affair. Levy made L
enormous fortune by loaning small k
ms of money to tradesmen. tt
ATHENS, June 10th.-King George and ly
e Crown Prince have started for London h
attend the Queens jubilee. er
The Emperor of Austria starts for Eng IN
nd on July I'd, and will stay for month DS
Cromer, watering place in Norfolk. IL
A famine is imminent in the CITY of '"
eshed and through the whole province w.
Khorassan. The Russians are trying to
event the people from emigrating to the
territories.
4 strong anti-Semitic movement is rjs-
; in Hungary. There has been fight HI
this Of